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Portland City Council voted 9-0 to ban Portland police and city workers from using facial recognition technology.

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Next: Organizers called on the Detroit City Council to reject a measure to renew a $200,000 two-year maintenance contract with DataWorks Plus, the company that created the proprietary software of the Detroit Police Department’s facial recognition technology. Ending this contract would be a step toward dismantling Detroit’s Project Green Light surveillance program. The Detroit City Council approved the contract renewal by a 6-3 vote.

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